I don't view these two perspectives as from different sides of anything. Joy seems to talk about unintended consequences in a more general sense than just super

I don't view these two perspectives as from different sides of anything. Joy seems to talk about unintended consequences in a more general sense than just superintelligence, and Cegłowski also discusses the serious problems of not-intelligent machine learning. I'm not terribly concerned about the paperclip maximizer that may someday exist. I am concerned about the pay-per-click maximizer that already exists.